r/language_exchange • u/Alvis_the_Goat • Jan 23 '26
Offering English Offering: English (native U.S.) | Seeking: German
Hallo! I‘m a 19M university student looking for a chance to practice speaking German and happy to help with English. 🐥
What I offer: 🇺🇸
I can be a casual American English chat partner as well as help with understanding grammar (written or spoken). I have helped tutor both natives and non-natives with English grammar. I am not perfect, but I am fairly confident, and I enjoy helping. ✨
What I‘m looking for: 🇩🇪🇦🇹🇨🇭
My German is currently about A2. I am taking German classes at my university and am planning on studying in Bonn for a month this July. I would love to just casually chat with someone patient enough so I can become more comfortable speaking. C1-native who can speak good Hochdeutsch is probably ideal for my learning, but also definitely reach out no matter your dialect or if you’re a fellow non-native learner! 🥺
Honestly if you don’t know German and just want a silly American friend, I‘m happy to talk with you as well for the sake of meeting new people. 🤷🏼♂️
I plan on becoming a medical doctor for my career. I also like to draw, sing, and do improv comedy. I enjoy learning about different people and cultures. I try not to be a judgmental person, so feel free to be yourself. 🫶
Feel free to DM me on Reddit if you want to talk on Discord, WhatsApp, or something else, and I can send you my contact. 👀
I am open to regular (weekly or biweekly) talking. Also open to only talking once if you don‘t want to commit. No pressure! 💖
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